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It's been strictly a free time project, and I haven't had free time, so there you have it. I should be starting a new job soon, and that may very well change things. As it is, I really haven't been ...

The first '-run' is for DMD to run CDC, and the second one is to pass a '-run' to the DMD command line to compile foo.exe. Basically, everything after '-run' is expected to be in the format "< ...

this(int n) {
v.length = n;
for( int i = 0; i < n; i++ )
v[i].length = n;
}
That compiles for me. Will explain it later, ...

I wrote a Kate syntax highlighting definition for MiniD back in the summer for my own usage, and just realized I might as well share it for anyone else who uses Kate and/or Kate-based editors. I'll a ...

I should really start making a point of asking that first... and of not assuming D2 when I answer... Oh well, sorry.

Something like this:
import std .conv ;

// ...

value = to!int( text );

to is your friend. ^_^ Depending on your usage, you might also want to look at parse, also from std.conv. Do ...

I hear ya. Thanks

How true is this now, with the Tango restructuring? Is it still up to trunk, or is there a last known working revision to stick to?

I think the idea is that, given a D module "foo" with "#INCLUDE bar" at the top, the command line "martian foo ..." invokes "dmd foo bar ..." for you...

But, ...

Happy to hear that; since MiniD is my favorite language of all time! Okay, that's exaggerating a weebit, but I am rather fond of it. Wouldn't have liked the thought of having to re-implement the dam ...

I knew about modules-as-functions, from some of my earlier skulking about with it, doing lots of silly writing, re-writing, and over-writing of metatables just to see how much I can abuse MiniD. (For ...

I know JAR files are evil. Dire evil. The kind of evil that makes one's mother in law seem like a cute puppy. That said, how hard would it be to create loadable MiniD archives? Might be a "Mi ...

It does take it quite a while to load... ^_^

The !() syntax is explicit template instantiation. In this case it is first instantiating one of the templates named "to" giving it the type "string" as a parameter, then the seco ...

You don't need format(). Just import std.conv and use to!(string)(cString), which is what that error message is trying to tell you, except that for some reason the template instance i ...